Ghost Recon Advanced War fighter 2 Download PC Game

Language: English

Size: 1.48 GB

Genre: Shooter

Year: 2012

Manufacturer: 2K Games

Synopsis:

Ghost Recon Advanced War fighter 2 Last year's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter was a first-round knockout for Ubisoft in the next-gen ring. It showed up with few contenders, wowed everyone, and went on to sell massive quantities. Chalk one up for the French. One year later, Ubisoft Paris and Red Storm have again combined forces to bring us the Ghost Recon that last year's effort should have been, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 (GRAW 2). This is the "super plus alpha" version of last year's game, tweaked, polished, and enhanced in nearly all of the right areas. But after seeing screenshots and a few movies of the game, why then are you asking yourself whether you should buy it?

The answer is two-part. Either you loved GRAW or you didn't. Ghost Recon may sell well to the masses, but it's still an acquired taste. Some people love the slower paced, methodical gameplay, the gadgets and the precision techniques, and other people, they like their games a little faster, perhaps with different cover systems, maybe even a little more arcade-style. No matter. Ghost Recon has followed its distinct path ever since it showed up to the delight of PC gamers back in 2001. There is something else too: GRAW 2 won't wow gamers as much as last year's edition because GRAW 1 was the first on the next-gen systems. It took the first big gameplay and graphical steps, and this year's game, in comparison, takes much smaller steps. It uses the same engine and the graphics aren't that different. It's called a sequel, and GRAW 2 is very much one in every sense of the word.

Does that make this sequel crap, worthless, or part of some money-grubbing conspiracy? Hardly. GRAW 2 is a better game than its predecessor in most respects, but the oh-my-gosh graphics just don't ring in with as much force this year. Ghost Recon in 2007 is all about subtle tweaks and small steps, whether we're talking about the new cross-com, the extended co-op missions, or the legacy and Southpaw support.

Ghost Recon Advanced War fighter 2
GRAW 2 is a third-person tactical shooter based on Tom Clancy's legacy of military novels and this game follows a handful of Ghost Recon titles including Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, Ghost Recon 2, Jungle Storm, Desert Siege and Island Thunder, to name a few. Gamers are given a solid, if slightly short, single-player campaign available in three levels of difficulty, a six-mission co-op mode pitting players against online enemy AI, and a hefty multiplayer (MP) mode. The co-op and MP modes support System Link and Xbox Live for up to 16 players while the local, offline mode enables up to four gamers to fight. Ubisoft refrained from adding any more players to MP mode, citing that 16 is a magic number for its style of gaming. But one wonders if adding another eight or 16 wouldn't change things for the better.

In the medium level of difficulty, the single-player campaign starts off relatively easy, gradually ramps up, and then peppers players with a few challenging sections. If you've played any Ghost Recon games before, however, the single-player game will last no more than eight hours and will warrant a second time through on hard mode. What makes it easier than expected is all the new tech support. You have so much more support than before, whether it's the all-seeing Cross-com, a new medic to patch up you and your team, or more vehicles to control. The enemy AI is relatively smarter than before, but it's just not that tough to beat in normal mode. For players who frequent Xbox Live MP sessions, you'll want to play it in hard.